Recent Blog Posts
Motorcyclist Killed in Crash With SUV in Clarksville
Unfortunately, motorcycle accidents are often deadly. Sadly, this was recently the case in Tennessee. A motorcyclist died after colliding with an SUV on the evening of May 28 in Clarksville. The fatal accident happened on Martin Luther King Jr. Parkway, near Rufus Johnson Road. A motorcycle and SUV collided. It is unknown what caused… Read More »
Slips and Falls May Be More Serious Than You Think
So you slipped while walking and tumbled. You fell to the ground and you feel a little sore, but nothing serious, so everything should be fine, right? Not necessarily. Just like a minor car accident can still lead to whiplash and other soft tissue injuries, a slip and fall accident can also be much… Read More »
Specialty Beverages Sold in 25 States Could Contain Salmonella
When you think of contaminated products, foods are often affected. However, beverages and other liquids can also face contamination issues for various reasons. Various specialty beverages have been recalled for possible salmonella contamination. According to the Food & Drug Administration (FDA), SKS Copack is recalling various specialty beverages because they could be contaminated with… Read More »
Tractor-Trailer Crash Causes Fire, Road Closures in Wilson County
A tractor-trailer accident is no minor situation. These vehicles are large, and the impact of such a crash can cause various damages, including fires and road closures. This is what recently happened in Tennessee. A tractor-trailer caused a crash after hitting a median wall. It then burst into flames, causing extensive damage. The accident… Read More »
Baby Wipes Sold at Target Recalled Due to Infectious Contamination
Parents often use baby wipes to clean up a child after changing a diaper. While most baby wipes are safe, sometimes they can be contaminated with some sort of bacteria. Baby wipes sold at Target stores across the country were recently recalled due to a potentially infectious microbial contamination. According to the Food and… Read More »
1 Killed, 2 Injured in Head-On Crash in Unicoi
When driving, it is important to stay in your lane. Crossing over the double yellow line or veering into the adjacent lane is not only illegal but dangerous and even deadly, as seen in a recent crash in Tennessee. A two-vehicle crash killed one person and injured two others. The fatal accident occurred on… Read More »
Heart Attacks and Workers’ Compensation in Tennessee
Is a heart attack a valid medical issue when it comes to workers’ compensation claims? It depends on the situation. A Tennessee Supreme Court decision highlights how unusual workplace events can affect workers’ compensation claims involving heart attacks. The case involved a recycling company truck driver who suffered a fatal heart attack after being… Read More »
Doctors Warn of Increase in E-Bike Accidents Among Children
Kids have been riding bicycles around their neighborhoods for decades without too many issues, but electronic bicycles are raising concerns among doctors and traffic safety advocates. Tennessee is seeing a growing number of children suffering serious injuries while riding electric bikes. An e-bike looks much like a traditional bicycle, but it includes an electric… Read More »
Blood Pressure Medication Recalled Due to Poor Dissolution
Many Tennessee residents suffer from high blood pressure. They may use medications such as pills to control their blood pressure and stay healthy. A common medication is facing scrutiny after it was recalled due to a manufacturing issue. More than 11,000 bottles of chlorthalidone tablets have been recalled after they failed to meet dissolution… Read More »
3 Killed After Car Goes Into Creek in Knoxville
A recent freak accident in Tennessee involved a car going into a creek after a driver went off the road and hit two pedestrians. All were killed in the crash. The fatal accident occurred on the morning of June 22. Knoxville police and fire crews responded to the crash, which happened near North Broadway… Read More »